It was an overcast day in Newport, N.H., when a simple 20/20&#8243; shoot turned into something that made me wonder about life after death.

I was filming soldier Justin Rollins parents Skip and Rhonda playing with their dog Hero, whose rescue from the Iraq War zone where Justin died was nothing short of a miracle.

Sometimes when Rhonda hugged Hero she would softly pet her face and coo, Justin, are you in there? It was Rhondas gentle way of remembering their son and his last living connection to Hero. At one point, Hero wandered off and took a stroll in the backyard. All of a sudden, the clouds broke and a light began to solidify in a beam directly down on Hero  a kind of vertical halo.

It was an overcast day in Newport, N.H., when a simple 20/20&#8243; shoot turned into something that made me wonder about life after death.

I was filming soldier Justin Rollins parents Skip and Rhonda playing with their dog Hero, whose rescue from the Iraq War zone where Justin died was nothing short of a miracle.

Sometimes when Rhonda hugged Hero she would softly pet her face and coo, Justin, are you in there? It was Rhondas gentle way of remembering their son and his last living connection to Hero. At one point, Hero wandered off and took a stroll in the backyard. All of a sudden, the clouds broke and a light began to solidify in a beam directly down on Hero  a kind of vertical halo.

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